The Buckets by Greg Cravens for March 04, 2024

Abbreviation for “moon”. “Monday” was originally named “Moon’s Day”. “Sun’s Day”, “Moon’s Day”, “Tiew’s Day”, “Wieden’s Day”, “Thor’s Day”, “Frigg’s Day”, “Saturn’s Day”.

Ya, mon. Respect.

Short for “moon.” After Sun-day.

Two fifty, same as in town.

A mon is a type of goose that eats snakes.

Short for Moan day

Welcome to Jamaica, man. Have a nice Monday. (That’s associated with a joke I can’t tell here.)

If.. you had two of them, made it plural as in mons, you would have: a body part or area raised above or demarcated from surrounding structures (as the papilla of mucosa through which the ureter enters the bladder)

It’s the one that comes before “Tues”…

Just another manic Monday

Old English name for the moon.

I don’t know, but they seem to have a lot of them in Scotland that go “Hoot”…

It’s actually a degradation of “Moon” – as in, “the day of the moon”.

Y’all know that e’r’body knows about “moon-day”, right? It’s the tiny little kids that are discovering it here. Everybody’s dropping spoilers for all the gags that are queued up for the next two dang weeks!

So I can tell what the week long arc is gonna be, cause you can say that for each day.

Originally mōndæg (literally meaning "moon’s day)

Named after the moon Eddie. Today is Mona’s (Old English) day, also known as Luna’s (Latin – Lunedi, Lundi & Lunes are the Italian, French, and Spanish names for Monday) day.

Mon is French for “my”. So it’s my day.